8 Credit Unions Promote, Hire & Say Farewell

EAST

The $145 million Police Federal Credit Union in Upper Marlboro, Md., selected Norman Mann II as president/CEO. Mann, who has 33 years of credit union experience, was chosen in a competitive selection process from a strong field of candidates. Mann has been with Police FCU since 2007, most recently in the role of EVP and CFO. Prior to his time at Police FCU, Mann worked at the $2.5 billion NASA Federal Credit Union in Upper Marlboro, Md., for 19 years.

The $476 million Sidney Federal Credit Union in Sidney, N.Y., announced James A. Doig, president/CEO, is retiring effective Dec. 31, 2018. James H. Reynolds was selected to serve as president/CEO upon Doig’s retirement. Doig has served in his current role since January 1997. Prior to Doig’s tenure as president/CEO, he accrued more than 20 years of experience in the field of finance, including lending, member services, security, compliance and branch operations.

The $1.1 billion Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union in Chadds Ford, Penn., promoted two employees.

David MacMillan was promoted from vice president to president/CEO of State Financial Network, LLC, a wholly-owned CUSO delivering mortgage lending and expert servicing to credit unions nationally. MacMillan will now oversee all components of strategic planning and operations for SFN. He is also on the board of directors of CU Settlement Services, LLC, a full-service title insurance agency that offers title and escrow services to the public, financial institutions, construction and real estate industries, and other lenders.

Allan C. Stevens was promoted from chief credit officer to SVP. Stevens will continue managing consumer, mortgage and business lending while also now serving on the SFN board of directors. He is a member of the Experian credit union advisory council and CUNA lending council.

MIDWEST

The $1.5 billion Corporate Central Credit Union in Muskego, Wis., and its technology CUSO, Emergifi, hired Brian Nowak. Nowak will hold a dual role as the information technology director for Corporate Central, and the director of business and service automation for Emergifi. As the information technology director, Nowak will lead the advancement of Corporate Central’s information technology development and delivery. As the director of business and service automation, Nowak will develop, implement, and manage the business process and service delivery automation for Emergifi’s products and services.

The $837 million Great Lakes Credit Union in Bannockburn, Ill., promoted two employees.

Monica Aguayo was promoted to Woodstock branch manager. Aguayo has worked at Great Lakes CU since January 2008 and held various positions within operations including teller, trainer, financial services associate, operations specialist and most recently member service coordinator.

Trevor Rowland was promoted to Zion branch manager. Rowland has worked at Great Lakes CU for eight years and held various positions within the branch. He started his career at the credit union as a teller and was promoted to financial services associate before his most recent promotion to branch manager.

SOUTH

The $3.2 billion TDECU in Lake Jackson, Texas hired Alex de la Cruz as SVP, chief growth, strategy and marketing officer. De la Cruz comes to TDECU with a wealth of experience spanning the financial services industry including channel delivery, product management and member experience along with a host of functional leadership roles. In his new position, de la Cruz will lead the overall strategic planning and growth trajectory of the organization. By providing tactical guidance for optimal growth while enhancing product and channel delivery strategies, de la Cruz’s efforts will focus on enriching the overall member experience.

The $998 million Member One Federal Credit Union in Roanoke, Va., appointed Ashley Vaught to vice president, regional manager for the credit union’s Blue Ridge region. Vaught began her career with Member One in 2008. Throughout her time with the credit union, she has served as the market manager for the Christiansburg, Vinton, Fairlawn, Southwest and Main retail center locations. Vaught has been responsible for growing and developing countless employees to deliver superior member service.

The $4.2 billion Space Coast Credit Union in Melbourne, Fla., promoted Nicole Williams to vice president of information technology. Williams began her career with Space Coast in June 2013 as manager of systems operation and development. In her new role, she will assume strategic direction of the credit union’s technology initiatives across many specialized areas, including data centers and networks, systems development and operations, and the help desk and technical support groups.

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